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Hi friends, please help see I have my Laptop L655 and I decided to run ubuntu 10.10; however, I am having a hard time 'cause it is not recognizing mi ...
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  1. 12-20-2010 #1
    chus0627
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    Help choosing which ubuntu

    Hi friends,

    please help
    see I have my Laptop L655
    and I decided to run ubuntu 10.10; however, I am having a hard time 'cause it is not recognizing mi headphones, my built-in cam, installing some plug-ins such something to read MIDI files, battery (always says no battery), ...HELP I'd rather like ubuntu but it is getting harder and harder

    Laptop Features:
    Type
    Laptop, Netbook
    Processor Speed
    2.40 GHz
    Processor Type
    Core i3
    Memory Size
    4.0 GB
    Processor Model
    i3-370M
    internal mic and webcam
    blah blah blah


    Right now I have
    (Maverick) ubuntu 10.10 64bits - Desktop
    I don't know if I have to install another ubuntu version instead? perhaps focus on laptops...
    (note I couldn't find any ubuntu for laptops 64bits)

    any advise...

    Last edited by chus0627; 12-20-2010 at 05:57 PM.
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  2. 12-21-2010 #2
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    Have you gone to system>administration>additional drivers to see if you need additional drivers?
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    yes I have... nothing came out...
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  4. 12-21-2010 #4
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    You might want to check with the manufacturer to see if they have linux drivers for your malfunctioning items.
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